Actor Beom Do-ha connected with audiences by expressing a wide range of emotions through the animated films 'Gwibeolle' and 'Hwagoksa' at the 31st Busan International Film Festival.

Beom Do-ha attended the festival's red carpet event and then took the stage for the GV (Guest Visit, conversation with the audience) sessions for the two films, held at CGV Centum City Screen 5. The GV sessions ran from the 9th to the 13th, during which Beom Do-ha engaged sincerely with audiences.

In 'Gwibeolle,' Beom Do-ha played the role of Na-jeong. In this uniquely drawn story about the dreams and love of two women who have been friends since middle school, he expressed desires for love, art, and success. In particular, he brought the character to life through motion capture acting, delicately conveying Na-jeong's complex emotions.

In 'Hwagoksa,' he played Hwang Mi-yeon, who works at a crematorium. He naturally displayed a variety of emotions, from flustered confusion in unexpected situations to slyly selling goods, and his voice acting also added to the film's charm.

His agency, Gram Entertainment, stated that the two works confirmed Beom Do-ha's distinct presence in the animation genre.

Photo = provided by Gram Entertainment.